Of course the point of having it was to get people to install 4anything's software and come in and look around on the "free" night. Some of them might sign up to pay the fee.

Incidentally, speaking of installing. There was about a thirteen-minuted download. Then you unpack and install that. Reboot. You get on 4Anything, and it says you have an outdated version; do you want to update now? Another six minutes, as I recall. Then you get into the actual sound lobby, and it tells you that you still have an outdated version, and updating that takes, as I recall, another three or four minutes to install a patch. Not exactly stellar.

Dave Oesterreich